Understanding the Five Books of Moses and their Themes
Explore the structure and themes of the Five Books of Moses – Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. From man's need for a mediator to God's promises of blessings, each book showcases different aspects of human relationship with the divine.
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BIBLE STRUCTURE The Five Books of Moses: Man's Need for a Mediator (or Priest): Genesis: The reason - man's exclusion from God Exodus: God prepares a way for man to approach him Leviticus: The illustration of the way of approach Numbers: Man fails through weakness and doubt Deuteronomy: God promises blessing if his way is obeyed biblenotes.online
LIST GENESIS - THE BOOK OF BEGINNINGS EXODUS - THE EMERGENCE OF THE NATION LEVITICUS - THE BOOK OF LAWS NUMBERS - THE BOOK OF WANDERING DEUTERONOMY - THE BOOK OF REVIEWS biblenotes.online
GENESIS - THE BOOK OF BEGINNINGS 1. GENERATION: GOD'S ACTIVITY (Ch. 1-2) 1.1 Material, Plant, Animal, Man 1.2 Man given responsibility and limitations 2. DEGENERATION: MAN'S CORRUPTION (Ch. 3-11) 2.1 Disobedience of the Individual 2.2 Failure of the Family 2.3 Degeneration of Society 2.4 Rebellion of Nations 3. REGENERATION: GOD'S ACTIVITY (Ch. 12-50) 3.1 Of Individuals - Abraham, Isaac and Jacob 3.2 Of Family - Jacob and his sons 3.3 Of Society - Joseph 3.4 Of the beginnings of a Nation biblenotes.online
EXODUS - THE EMERGENCE OF THE NATION 1. SLAVERY (Ch. 1-5) 1.1 Israel in Egypt 1.2 Israel and Pharaoh 2. DELIVERANCE (Ch. 6-18) 2.1 God and Moses 2.2 God and Pharaoh 2.3 God and Israel 3. ORGANISATION (Ch. 19-40) 3.1 The Purpose (Grace) and the Plan (Law) 3.2 Laws 3.3 Worship biblenotes.online
LEVITICUS - THE BOOK OF LAWS 1. DEDICATION - Worship and Sacrifice (Ch. 1-7) 1.1 The Offerings to God 2. MEDIATION - The Priests (Ch. 8-10) 2.1 Consecration 2.2 Duties 3. SEPARATION - For Holiness (Ch. 19-40) 3.1 A People God-governed 3.2 A People God-manifesting 4. CONSECRATION (Ch. 23-24) 4.1 The Appointed Feasts 4.2 The Symbols 5. RATIFICATION - The Signs (Ch. 25-27) 5.1 The Obligations and Responsibilities biblenotes.online
NUMBERS - THE BOOK OF WANDERING 1. ON THE MARGIN OF THE LAND (Ch. 1-10) 1.1 The Encampment 1.2 Purity 1.3 Worship 1.4 Movement 2. EXCLUSION AND WANDERING (Ch. 11-25) 2.1 Discontent 2.2 Rebellion 2.3 Discipline 3. ON THE MARGIN OF THE LAND (Ch. 26-36) 3.1 Census 3.2 Repetition of Laws 3.3 War with Midian 3.4 Settlement starts biblenotes.online
DEUTERONOMY - THE BOOK OF REVIEWS 1. RETROSPECT (Ch. 1-4) 1.1 Review of the 40 Years 1.2 Cities of Refuge 2. RESUME OF LAWS (Ch. 4-27) 2.1 Review of Law 2.2 Importance of Obedience 2.3 Statutes and Judgements 3. WARNINGS (Ch. 27-28) 3.1 Blessings of Obedience 3.2 Curses of Disobedience 4. THE COVENANT (Ch. 29-31) 5. THE SONG (Ch. 31-32) 6. THE BLESSING (Ch. 33) 7. HISTORIC CONCLUSION (Ch. 34) biblenotes.online
